Wise Glass and Plano Bath LLC both install shower glass in the Plano area. Plano Bath LLC describes itself on its own website as a custom glass door company. Send both companies the same photos and measurements of your opening, and ask each for a written quote on the same enclosure that lists the glass, hardware, removal of the old door and installation.
Know what the glass quote covers
A shower glass quote usually covers the glass, hardware and installation. Tile, waterproofing, plumbing fixtures and demolition are often handled by someone else. Ask each company to list what its quote includes and what has to be finished before the opening is measured.
Make the handoffs explicit
If more than one contractor is involved, agree who communicates that the space is ready for final glass measurements. Ask how a change in the shower opening will be documented. Keep the accepted layout and scope with the project records so that everyone works from the same version.
Quote the same door and panels
Give both companies the same description of the opening, the way you want the door to swing and any fixture it has to clear. Ask for the glass type and thickness, the panel layout and the hardware finish in writing, and note whether removing the old enclosure is included. Keep upgrades on a separate line.
Ask when the opening is ready to measure
Ask each company what it needs finished before the final measurement. Wise Glass asks for this: before the final measurement, every surface the glass touches (tile, curb, walls and floor) must be complete: tile set, grouted, caulked and fully cured, with waterproofing done.
Read reviews for work like yours
When reading customer feedback, look at the date and whether the job resembles yours, then ask for photos of similar enclosures. Wise Glass has 4.8 to 4.9 star Google ratings. Compare the written quotes, drawings and care instructions together before you accept one.